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[META] Recent scam/spam trends.. Or, a peak inside what it's like to moderate /r/forex

After a few...especially trying...interactions with unhappy ban recipients today, I thought it would be fun to share a little info on what moderators do to keep this place clean. :)
The forex industry is full of shady characters. Any industry sitting on the intersection of financial independence, work, and money, is bound to attract them. There are many reasons for this; the lower barrier to entry compared to other markets, the lack of public knowledge on the subject, and greedy human nature to name a few.
Moderating a subreddit dedicated to forex (or anything trading realted for that matter,) presents extra challenges beyond your regular sub. Marketers and scammers are super motivated, and MLM / referral marketing is extremely popular right now, which can turn everyday regular users into sources of spam.
How we currently tackle this problem involves technology (scripts, bots, and automod,) a mod review workflow, and some smart sleuthing when needed.
The mod team and our scripts aren't perfect though... but the few false positives we get are a very, very small fraction of all mod actions taken (~1%.) Unfortunately, that means some otherwise sincere members get handled roughly, and that can really suck.. I wish there was a better way, but the alternative is this place becomes a wild west and starts looking like your gmail spam folder.
That said, here's my personal stats for JUST the last 24 hours:
And I'm just one of the mods. . .
So what scammer and marketing trends are we seeing lately?
Honestly, it can be really frustrating at times.. luckily the scripts we have in place make weeding out ~80% of these jokers quite easy and quick. Heck, we had one scammer who blew through 12+ accounts over the last few days trying to scam people but none of their posts ever saw the light of day thanks to the spam triggers I've written.
What motivates the mod team to keep this place clean? That's an easy answer: The majority of users here are new to trading. Making sure they aren't food for the wolves is important.
But even with all the measures we take, some bad actors still get through.
So here's where you can help: Use the report button! Anytime you see something that you think fits the descriptions listed above, or violates our sidebar rules, just report it. Even if you're not 100% sure, don't be afraid to use the report tool.. The worst thing that can happen is the mod team reviews and approves it, but the best outcome is you directly help keep this place clean and humming! :)
And the mod team is always looking to improve where it can: I've already talked about what we do to scrub away bad actors, but one place we could do better is education. The plan is to rewrite a good portion of the wiki to include the following sections:
(Titles above are a work in progress ;P)
Are you a good writer and want to help out with this? Think you can write up a killer wiki article on spotting scam artists? Message the mods and let us know!
Finally, a reminder, we are still interested in taking on more moderators and will be revisiting that very shortly. If you'd be interested, read through this post and reply accordingly: https://www.reddit.com/Forex/comments/h7ok6k/seeking_more_mods_recruitment_thread/
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How To Start A Blog

Creating a blog couldn’t be easier and yet more complicated in 2020.
There are so many different things to think about, and yet so many different platforms you can use to streamline the process.
Understandably you’ll already have an idea of what you want to write about, I, unfortunately, can’t help you with that, but what I can do is show you how you can set up a killer blog that will drive readers to your website.
We’ll take you through what you’ll need to get started, our five steps to setting your blog up, the best blogging platforms to use, how to get your blog discovered, and the do’s and don’ts of blogging.
But first, we need to establish what type of blog you want to set up.

What type of blog?

Firstly you’ll want to have a goal in mind. What are you aiming to achieve through your blog?
Do you want to pull in more users to your sales pages by writing about your brand, to increase its publicity?
Do you want to build a blog that promotes brands and products from other companies?
Or do you just want to set up a blog documenting your travels around the world?
In order to pick the right software for you, you’ll want to have a grasp before you start of how big this blog is going to be, whether you’re going to monetize it, and what type of blog it’s going to become.
For example, if you’re planning on building an affiliate blogging programme, where you promote other brand’s products and call readers to action to but the products, you’ll be writing a lot of content and will benefit from having a more comprehensive blogging system with lots of plugins to promote sales.
But if you’re looking to just set up a personal, or a personal brand blog talking about yourself and your brand, you may not perhaps need as many comprehensive features as you would if you were building an affiliate blog.
You may also want to build an online portfolio of your work, which could require an entirely different piece of blogging kit, as opposed to the traditional blog that hosts articles and journals.

What you’ll need to get started.

There are 3 key things you’ll need to get up and running.

  1. A blogging platform.
After you’ve identified the type of blog you want to set up, plus whether you’re going to make money from it, you’ll then need to pick a blogging platform tailored to your needs. Many people chose to operate on WordPress as it is one of the most comprehensive blogging systems going, but they forget platforms like Wix and Squarespace that are great for both helping you save and make money and are great options for those who are less tech-savvy and are new to the blogging game. Plus if you’re blogging for business, you might want to think about using LinkedIn for your business blog.
We’ll go into more detail on what blogging platforms are best for your needs shortly, but make sure to keep in mind your objectives and technical experience when choosing the right platform for you.
  1. A hosting platform.
Every website needs a web host to store their website’s information on the internet. A web host is an online service provider that will store your website’s information on one of its online servers. This will put your blog out there to the world. The best web hosts will perform a variety of functions for you, for example, Wix is an all-in-one package that will host your website for you, allow you to register a domain name, and has easy to use website design tools to help you start your blog.
Web hosting can be expensive though so make sure you pick the best value for money host that can cater to the amount of traffic you have running through your website. Check out our post on the 11 best hosting providers. [Insert blog link here]
  1. A domain name.
I’m sure by now you already know what sort of blog you want to set up, whether that’s a travel, blog, a blog accompanying your online store, or perhaps an affiliate marketing product review blog. You’ll have a niche and an idea and now all you need is a name. Every website online has what’s called a domain name. It’s included in the website address at the top of your search bar, for example, our domain name is www.digitalsupermarket.com.
You’ll need to register a domain name after you purchase a hosting plan, to enable customers to find your site quickly and easily. One good tip is to find a hosting platform like Bluehost or GoDaddy that will provide you with a free domain name when you register for one of their web hosting plans as domain registration can be fairly pricey. Pick a great domain name that is easy for customers to read and type into Google so they can find it easier online.
TOP TIP: To increase your blog’s search engine ranking, and to help more people find you on Google, try to pick a domain name that has either a .com or .co.uk ending. These domains often rank a lot higher in Google searches than .org’s, .net’s, and .info’s, and for that reason can be slightly more expensive, yet can help boost your site’s reach and credibility.

The Best Blogging Platforms For You.

There are a wealth of platforms out there catering to all your blogging or online portfolio needs. We have listed some of the main ones below shedding some light on what needs they service and why they might be a great option for you.

WordPress - The best software to give you full customisation.

WordPress is perhaps one of the most renowned blogging platforms in the world, running approximately 35% of the internet. It’s favoured highly by professional bloggers because it gives you total freedom to do whatever you want with your blog. WordPress can help you build your blog using one if its search engine optimised themes, you can customise using its drag and drop website builder tool to create a stunning blog.
What’s more, is you’ll be able to use its professional blogging service to post your content online and take advantage of the hundreds of third party app plugins, you can integrate into your blog, to improve automation, add new features, and drive traffic to your site. The only downside of WordPress is that it can be quite technical and can take some time getting used to, but once you’ve got the hang of things, you’ll have great control over everything on your webpage.
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Wix - Best for monetizing your site.

Wix is probably the most streamlined and easiest blog providers. It’s so simple and easy to use, it’s therefore great for anyone just starting out in the blogging world. You can customise one of its stunning templates with Wix’s drag and drop editor, and then upload blog posts to your site by slotting in pictures, gifs, social media buttons, sidebars, and other widgets that will help your blog stand out.
One of the coolest features about Wix is its marketplace integration, where you can install a whole variety of third-party applications to your blog to provide your users with greater features and usability. Wix is the perfect all-in-one blogging solution to help you easily build a platform to amplify your business to the world, helping you to make more money, but it can also save you a lot of money as it’s cost-efficient plans roll up, web hosting, blog posting, and domain registration all into one product!
Check out our Wix review and our comparison of Wix and Squarespace for a deep dive into Wix’s main blogging features. [Insert link here]
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Squarespace - Best for creating visually stunning blogs.

Squarespace is very similar to Wix, in that it is an all-in-one web building and blogging platform that can help you build a blog you can monetize efficiently. It sets itself aside though through its better design and customisation features, making it one of the best platforms on the marketing if you’re looking to design a visually aesthetic blog. I’d recommend using this platform if you are a business operating in some sort of design, arts, or culinary industry.
Although it offers minimal template options, Squarespace’s templates are works of art and offer you great customization when building your blog. Plus Squarespace offers a great blogging tool that lets you schedule posts and customize your blog to suit more mobile audiences.
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LinkedIn - Best for blogging businesses.

Aside from setting up a blog on your own site, corporate entities can use LinkedIn to enhance and amplify their presence online. LinkedIn has more than 575 million users, most of whom are professionals and members of corporate conglomerates, and you can use this social platform to target some of the most influential people in the world.
If you’re blogging about business this is the perfect platform to use a pre-existing community of people to enhance your social standing. You’ll then be able to build connections and followers on your profile who can easily share your blog on their platform through a couple of simple clicks.
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Instagram - Best for the Artists.

Instagram is one of the biggest blogging sites in the world and without realising it, we are all technically bloggers in some way with our Instagram accounts, right? Ultimately for professional use, it is great for building a portfolio that has some form of visual or graphic eye-catching media around it. Instagram lets you post videos, photos, boomerangs, even write a blog in the photo’s caption if you wanted to!
Best of all, Instagram is free, and you can use its business software to link up your online store, to drag users away from your profile, using its product tagging features, and land them in your online checkouts. Our top tip for using Instagram is to post regularly and keep on the theme of your blog. Don’t go off-piste as you’re followers will catch on quickly and unfollow you. And with 1 billion people using the platform each day, it is a great way to gain people’s attention and build your brand’s presence online.
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The Do’s And Don’ts Of Blogging

Here are a couple of top tips to bear in mind when building your blog to help you create an awesome, lead driven platform.

The Don’ts

Don’t use complicated language too soon.

With that in mind, do include language that your target audience will understand. But remember they are still here to learn, so don’t drop people in at the deep end right away by using complex jargon off the bat. Define terms and spell it out in layman’s terms for people at the outset, and as the post goes on, then introduce more complex writing. Introducing technical jargon at the start of your posts is an instant turn off for most readers.

Don’t waffle - Keep it succinct.

People want to get to the punchline now. 43% of people admit to skimming through blogs to get to the information they need, meaning to get your blogging site converting leads, you need to engage the reader early on and offer information succinctly throughout your post.
Plus don’t make your blog too long. Depending on what you’re writing, a lot of people will see large volumes of text and will switch off immediately. There is no set limit for what a good and bad amount of text is, that’s something you’ll have to figure out per your industry, but from my experience, the shorter, the better.

Don’t make headlines too long.

Also ensure that your headline is not more than 60 characters long. If it gets too long it won’t rank well in search engines and people just won’t want to read it. Check out this headline analysis tool which will analyse the effectiveness of your proposed headlines.

Don’t plagiarise or use credited images.

Copying other people’s work is lazy and can land you in a lot of hot water in extreme cases if you breach a copyright regulation. But it’s also just unfair on the person who has worked hard or been creative to write that work. The same goes for images, people need to make a living from the content and photos they’re taking so don’t steal that off them.

The Do’s

Do write killer headlines.

People are like goldfish. You only have about 3 seconds to get their attention. That’s why it is important to write catchy, funny, and enticing headlines to draw your reader in. One good way to do it is to use the “How To” and “10 Best” strategies. These sorts of titles telling people ‘How to set up a blog’ or ‘the ten best web hosting platforms’ are search engine optimised, lead winning titles that rank highly in Google searches. Try them out and see!

Do post regularly.

The key to creating a great blog that builds leads is posting regularly. Although it is not the best idea to post regularly. Ideally, you want to post 3-4 times a week to get the best influx of traffic to your site. You’ll also want to check out when’s best to post for your target audience, for example, if you’re in the FOREX market, you’ll want to post your blogs perhaps at 8 AM, before the markets open when city workers are on their staring at their phones on their morning commuter trains to the city.

Do share on social media.

Share your content far and wide on your social platforms. Everyone is on social media these days and its outreach is simply phenomenal. That’s why you should always share your posts to your social channels to get greater traffic on your website, and include share buttons all-around your blog to invite your readers to share your articles too!

Do use SEO keywords to drive more traffic.

In a nutshell, SEO keywords are the phrases people put into search engines when they are looking for information on a certain subject. They are how you get found on your website. Depending on what you are writing about, there is always a set of keywords relating to that topic that you can implement, to help you show up higher in people’s google searches. For example, people might regularly search in google, ‘what is the best compost for growing sunflowers?’ When you come to writing about growing sunflowers in your blog, you might want to use these words or incorporate this question into your blog somewhere, to help you rank higher on Google.

Do use call’s to action to take your readers to the next step.

If you don’t challenge your reader at the end of your blog to follow you on Instagram, or check out your sales pages, you’ll never get the leads or sales you are looking for. With that in mind, build compelling calls to action at the end of each of your posts, to pull readers into taking the next step. Check out our post on landing pages to see a couple of cool ways on how to implement calls to action on your site [insert link here].

Do identify a target audience.

People will often tell you to write as though you were in the shoes of the person you’re looking to bring to your website, but it’s true! Identify what type of people you’re writing to, for instance, if you’re writing a business blog about FOREX trading, you’ll write with potential traders in mind who have one eye on the stock market and the other on your blog. Or if you’re a wedding florist, you’ll set your portfolio up to target those people looking to get married in the next year.

Leads, Sales, Results.

Blogging is one of the most influential marketing strategies in the world and the best bloggers can reap some awesome rewards for producing some truly awesome content.
It is fairly straightforward to get started and we advise if you’re a small business, or someone with minimal blogging experience, to try out Wix or Squarespace first before you jump into using more technical platforms like WordPress. Once you’re up and running remember our top tips on what to do and what to avoid when writing your blog. Plus don’t forget to think about optimising and adding useful applications to your site to help you build and grow your content. Check out these 39 awesome blogging tools you can use to drive greater traffic to your site!
Found this article useful? Make sure you share it with your friends on Facebook and Twitter and let us know in the comments if you have any other useful blogging tips.
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on the fakeness of the internet

funny to see that subject pop up again. it was what drove me insane enough to find this sub in the first place.
at any rate, the problem is not the bots. I thought it was, but those are just part of the parasitic ecosystem.
but to get that, first we need to take a few steps back on web history, ad serving, UX, tracking technology and media advertising.
too lazy to gather links, but you know, do your googlin'.
I assume that most of you are fairly web literate here, but I'll try to go down into the bare bones as much as possible for those who aren't.
so let's start with a basic question - what is a web visitor anyway?
from the standpoint of a normal person, that would be a person browsing a given website or piece of content. from the standpoint of technology however all you know is that some device has downloaded content from your server using the http protocol. thanks to the wonderful technology of web browsers, you can plant browser cookies on a visitor - stuff that's used to remember if they logged in, what their preferences are, stuff that your service can read from the device. it also serves usually very basic telemetry like last visit time, session time, and so on.
this, over time has evolved in what we call browser fingerprinting, a convoluted bunch of technology that allows websites and web services to uniquely identify you.
it still doesn't know if you're a human or not, but from the standpoint of the web technology, you're a visitor.
now back in ye old days of the web, when the first banner ads were springing up, these were important questions. most consumers were still to be reached on traditional media channels, and ad spend would have to be justified somehow on the risky ventures of online business. so beyond traditional polls that would infer the value of visitors, websites would start tracking number of visitors, time on page and so on. these were used to milk the advertising cow so to speak, and it gave in to some funny developments like the creation of the popup ad - if I recon correctly on geocities, where they would just but the ads everywhere until some big auto company noticed that they're appearing on porn sites. so - put the ad in the popup, and you can claim it's not in the context of porn!
around this point in time the online ad business is still pretty low tech. you actually have to call a physical human being, they send you ppts and pdfs, you send back image files and excel sheets, you wire money, the ads run, and so on. this is called direct sales, and it's tracked again by counting a bunch of visitors, and telling you how much impressions and clicks your marvelous creatives and ad budget generated.
now enter google - or more precisely, a technology firm called doubleclick that was to be acquired by google. they developed a tool for automatic ad serving, later to be called programmatic advertising, that keeps the pesky sales dude out of the loop and achieves reasonable amounts of scale for a more hefty price - after all, if the sales are automated, you get a bidding war for attention between different advertisers, and you're paying for clicks.
so you can see how this was a strategic move for google - they already had the most valuable data available in this situation. they were seeing in real time what people were searching for, and using the programmatic ad serving system, you could effectively bid not just for general attention - but for attention with an intent to buy.
...and the way that google got this data is because they indexed the web, using bots. at least GoogleBot would identify itself as a site visitor, but in the meantime they developed a service for websites to comprehensively track their own visitors and where they were coming from and what they were doing on your website. incidentally, you could also put on google's ads on your webpage to earn quite a bit of money, as content relevant ads would be shown through the doubleclick system.
this kicked off two things:
one, the ability to classify your website visitors into different clusters and segments allowed businesses to start tailoring the appearance of the website or service to fit that specific audience segment, starting off the great fracture - segmentation of the web (in the sense that two people viewing the same website at the same time were not seeing the same thing)
two, it created a very strong financial incentive for people to trick google into thinking they were having actual human visitors that would click on ads, when in fact they were bots. in an even funnier twist, some of them were from browser hijackers, commonly known as malware at the time, which google cross-financed. look up download valley and crossrider.
at the cross section of the above two, you had one interesting twist: websites that would appear differently to the security bots or the compliance officers of Google as they would to fake visitors or malware jacked human beings. the former would get a benign looking website, while the latter would get bombarded with auto clicking ads.
this kicked off the billion dollar arms race called online advertising fraud.
I'm not here to shed a tear for big money corps bleeding money. the real fallout lay somewhere else, but for that you have to understand that you never really saw the real internet, you only saw your corner and the one that was personalized for you.
but if you ever had the pleasure of watching daytime TVs or off channels and witnessing the ads, you could kind of infer what kind of audience must be watching these shows generally. from quite clear rip offs to magic number lotteries and television fortune telling, these sorts of programming was aimed at the most gullible, bought for pennies, where the smallest audience portion had to be converted into a money making operation.
...and with audience segmentation and data gathering, that was now possible at unprecedented scale, automatically. so big was the scale in fact, that it gave birth to an entire new beast of an industry called affiliate marketing, where instead of a regular payroll, you'd get a cut of the sale should you figure out an angle on where to push whatever fucking bullshit the vendors were offering to whoever the fuck would be dumb enough to click on an ad and buy. (the funniest story I recall was someone pulling five figures a month because he figured out that if you buy ads on anime-hentai pages and sell PUA shit courses and e-books you'd make a killing)
at any rate, affiliate marketing brought with it the killer landing page, the thing that's supposed to hammer the nail in the coffin once you get through the banner ad. the earliest form of deceptiveness in memory comes from various pirate sites, that had fake download buttons as banner ads and virus alerts as the landing pages. but then at some point, some schmuck realized that for certain type of products, like diet pills or forex trading or whatever, the best lander is in fact a fake news page that comes packed with comments and all. that would convert like crazy, because it had the appearance of social proof.
until at least the lawsuits came raining down, and these sorts of landing pages and campaigns for being banned left right and centre on all platforms. which just launched a new arms race as the campaigns would be disguised for the bots doing the checkups, and aged facebook profiles would start selling for like 5K USD - these people were making 30-40k a day, they could afford to spend that much to continue running the shop.
speaking of facebook - it came just about the right time for the shit to brew max total. first they were unprecedented in the amount of data they were getting off of their users, and they came just in time to catch the full swing of what we call the 'responsive web' - that no user at the same time would see the same thing on their page, it was all allocated through an intricate web of recommendations, running real time, based on previously gathered and forecast behavioral data.
it also ran on one simple premise: take over the starting page position from google for most people, then they do not have to justify, ever, any ad spend that takes place on their platform, as long as it performs. furthermore, it was completely lacking any revenue share sort of scheme (save for the short period of facebook gaming, see Zynga), thus there was no incentive for the amount of bot traffic that the previous internet era had bred. instead, it came with an entirely different one - bots that would offer social proof in the way of shares and likes, but would not directly risk the business model, thus giving no incentive for facebook to fight them. (note that google didn't do much jack shit either besides indiscriminately penalizing websites it deemed suspicious when they reached critical payout thresholds)
the rest of the story you kind of sort of know. how the obama campaign was brilliant in using the new social media to inspire hope and blah blah blah, kicking the door open for big money politics who could hire the best snake oil salesmen in the market, who had the data and as you can see from the above, had the ethical standards of a shoe. at around 2014-2015 the press (the mainstream media) started to raise question about the duopoly, the buzzword of filter bubbles started appearing, not entirely unrelated to the fact that facebook by this time cannibalized their traffic with a fucking embedded share / like button and started charging money for them to reach their own audience. after 2016 the cries of fake news were everywhere, because there was no online space left which everyone was viewing the same way, and you had no way to verify what the person next to you was looking at.
since then, we've all become grandpa yelling at the television set, with nobody around us seeing what we're seeing on the screen, so we're being accused as bots and looking for bots under the carpet.
but it's been a long way coming, and the bots are honestly the least of our worries. trust me, I went bankrupt over that one. truth or fake doesn't even begin to describe the magnitude of the problem: more like we entered the phase where every word, event or picture is defined by who ever the fuck wins the auction over it, as the marketers of human attention grind the gears of the money mill without even understanding how fast they're digging towards hell.
don't believe me? look around the marketing and advertising related subs these days. the priests are eating the indulgences, and we're only now entering the period of deep fakes, good algo generated audio and good enough NLP. and in the meantime, the shadowrunners running up between two corp headquarter-highrises are skinning your belief systems.
so the best you can do is really, not litter the remnants of cyberspace which are not being mined, astroturfed or being pulled apart by the algos. no human connections on a nuclear trash heap mate.
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Giving Audiobook Gifts from my large library! Pick one and I'll send it to your Audible Library :D

Hi everyone, I have a bunch of awesome audio-books and I learned that Audible lets you gift 1 book to every Audible account. I haven't done this before so everyone will be able to get a book!
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Below is my list of books, I have the Sherlock collection which is over 60 hours, The Silent Patient, Bird Box, some great Sci-fi books and much much more!
Send me a message to bradkingbooks at g.mail with the book you'd like and the e.mail associated with your Audible Account that you'd like it sent to and I'll send it over asap!
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I'm sure I'll get a lot of requests so I'll have to batch process these, don't panic if I don't get the book to you right away, I will :)
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List of Audiobooks
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The Things We Cannot Say
Kelly Rimmer
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The Dark Bones
Loreth Anne White
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A Killer's Mind: Zoe Bentley Mystery
Mike Omer
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Paddle Your Own Canoe: One Man's Fundamentals for Delicious Living
Nick Offerman
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Dad Is Fat
Jim Gaffigan
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Sentiment Inc.: The Retro Sci-Fi Series, Book 2
Poul Anderson
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Shadows of Tomorrow
Jessica Meats
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Thinking Big: Think Differently, Grow Rich, Develop Better Personal Relationships, Move Up the Corporate Ladder, Sleep Better and Fight Mediocrity: Everything You Need to Become a Stable, Succesful Human: Superior Ultralearning Topics, Book One
Paxton Arbital
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What to Expect When You’re Expecting
Heidi Murkoff
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So, You Want to Talk About Government Contracting?: Everything You Need to Know in Order to Become a Government Contracting Master - 3 Guides in 1!
Brad W. King
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Then She Was Gone: A Novel
Lisa Jewell
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The Silent Patient
Alex Michaelides
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Bird Box: A Novel
Josh Malerman
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The Silver Horn Echoes: A Song of Roland
Michael Eging,
Steve Arnold
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The Burnout Generation
Anne Helen Petersen
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One Good Deed
David Baldacci
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DragonMan: The 13th Sign: DragonMan Series, Book 8
Ted Lazaris
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Visions: Knights of Salucia, Book 1
C.D. Espeseth
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The Black Hussars
Mitchell Lüthi
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Swing Trading: How to Become a Swing Trader. Complete Guide to Learning Strategies, Techniques, Tools & What You Need to Know About: Options, Stocks, Forex & Cryptocurrency
Ted Brown
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Starblind: Starblind, Book 1
D. T. Dyllin
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Akillia's Reign: Puatera Online Series, Book 4
Dawn Chapman
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Confessions of a Shanty Irishman
Michael Corrigan
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True Crime Stories Boxset: 48 Terrifying True Crime Murder Cases: List of Twelve Collection, Book 1
Ryan Becker
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The Sisters
Dervla McTiernan
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Body of Proof: An Audible Original
Darrell Brown,
Sophie Ellis
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Understudies
Ravi Mangla
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Academic Curveball: Braxton Campus Mysteries, Book 1
James J. Cudney
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Dead on Instinct: A Dr. Jessica Coran, FBI, Medical Thriller: The Instinct Series, Book 15
Robert W. Walker
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Captain
Thomas Block
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To My Beloved Heart: The Last Journey of Edgar Allan Poe
James Marchiori
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The Cabinet of Curiosities: A Novel
Douglas Preston,
Lincoln Child
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Wally Roux, Quantum Mechanic
Nick Carr
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Treasure Island: An Audible Original Drama
Robert Louis Stevenson,
Marty Ross - adaptation
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Reliquary: Pendergast, Book 2
Douglas Preston,
Lincoln Child
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Relic
Douglas Preston,
Lincoln Child
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The Life We Bury
Allen Eskens
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We Are Legion (We Are Bob): Bobiverse, Book 1
Dennis E. Taylor
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The Wife Between Us
Greer Hendricks,
Sarah Pekkanen
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The Deep, Deep Snow
Brian Freeman
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The Evil of Father: Father Earth, Book 2
Brad W. King
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Backlash: The Scot Harvath Series, Book 19
Brad Thor
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Leviathan Wakes
James S. A. Corey
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Ender's Game Alive: The Full Cast Audioplay
Orson Scott Card
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Chainworld
Matt Langley,
Paul Ebbs
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The Dead Drink First
Dale Maharidge
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Alien III: An Audible Original Drama
William Gibson
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The Silver City: A Prequel of the Father Earth Series
Brad W. King
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The Echo Killing: A Mystery
Christi Daugherty
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Sherlock Holmes
Arthur Conan Doyle,
Stephen Fry - introductions
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Evil Has a Name: The Untold of the Golden State Killer Investigation
Paul Holes,
Jim Clemente,
Peter McDonnell
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Infernal Devices: Mortal Engines, Book 3
Philip Reeve
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A Darkling Plain: Mortal Engines, Book 4
Philip Reeve
​
The Expectant Father: The Ultimate Guide for Dads-to-Be
Armin A. Brott,
Jennifer Ash
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Yeah Baby!: The Modern Mama's Guide to Mastering Pregnancy, Having a Healthy Baby, and Bouncing Back Better Than Ever
Jillian Michaels
​
Situation Momedy
Jenna Von Oy
​
Whoa, Baby! What Just Happened?
Kelly Rowland
​
Predator's Gold: Mortal Engines, Book 2
Philip Reeve
​
Where the Crawdads Sing
Delia Owens
​
Sharp Objects: A Novel
Gillian Flynn
​
Congo
Michael Crichton
​
Something in the Water: A Novel
Catherine Steadman
​
Mortal Engines: Mortal Engines, Book 1
Philip Reeve
​
The Last Mrs. Parrish: A Novel
Liv Constantine
​
Sometimes I Lie
Alice Feeney
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Silent Child: Audible's Thriller of 2017
Sarah A. Denzil
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Paradox Bound: A Novel
Peter Clines
​
Armada
Armada: A Novel
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Ernest Cline
Ready Player One
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Other Actions
The Alice Network
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​
The Alice Network: A Novel
Kate Quinn
​
Killman Creek
Rachel Caine
​
The Woman in the Window: A Novel
A. J. Finn
​
Murder on Black Swan Lane
Andrea Penrose
​
Before We Were Yours: A Novel
Lisa Wingate
​
The Good Samaritan
John Marrs
Children of Time
Adrian Tchaikovsky
​
The Midnight Line: A Jack Reacher Novel
Lee Child
​
Bitter Moon: The Huntress/FBI Thrillers, Book 4
Alexandra Sokoloff
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Cold Moon: The Huntress/FBI Thrillers, Book 3
Alexandra Sokoloff
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Blood Moon
Alexandra Sokoloff
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Huntress Moon
Alexandra Sokoloff
​
The Good Daughter: A Novel
Karin Slaughter
​
Stillhouse Lake
Rachel Caine
​
Little Girl Lost: Detective Robyn Carter Crime Thriller Series, Book 1
Carol Wyer
​
The Likeness
Tana French
​
In the Woods: A Novel
Tana French
​
Never Go Back: A Jack Reacher Novel
Lee Child
​
My Sister's Grave: Tracy Crosswhite, Book 1
Robert Dugoni
​
Persuader
Lee Child
​
Sycamore Row
John Grisham
​
The Trapped Girl: Tracy Crosswhite, Book 4
Robert Dugoni
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Midnight
Dean Koontz
​
Plum Island
Nelson DeMille
​
Fear Nothing
Dean Koontz
​
A Perfect Spy: A Novel
John le Carré
​
It's Superman!
Tom De Haven
​
The Chemist
Stephenie Meyer
​
Invisible Man: A Novel
Ralph Ellison
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Airborn
Kenneth Oppel
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[FREE] 1 Audio-book Gift from my large library!

I have a bunch of awesome audio-books and I learned that Audible lets you gift 1 book to every Audible account so anyone can pick any book any number of times, so choose your favorite. I haven't done this before so everyone will be able to get a book!
Below is my list of books, I have the Sherlock collection which is over 60 hours, The Silent Patient, Bird Box, some great Sci-fi books and much much more! Send me a message with the book you'd like and the emal associated with your Audible Account that you'd like it sent to.
I'm sure I'll get a lot of requests so I'll have to batch process these, don't panic if I don't get the book to you right away, I will :)
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List of Audiobooks
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The Things We Cannot Say
Kelly Rimmer
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The Dark Bones
Loreth Anne White
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A Killer's Mind: Zoe Bentley Mystery
Mike Omer
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Paddle Your Own Canoe: One Man's Fundamentals for Delicious Living
Nick Offerman
​
Dad Is Fat
Jim Gaffigan
​
Sentiment Inc.: The Retro Sci-Fi Series, Book 2
Poul Anderson
​
Shadows of Tomorrow
Jessica Meats
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Thinking Big: Think Differently, Grow Rich, Develop Better Personal Relationships, Move Up the Corporate Ladder, Sleep Better and Fight Mediocrity: Everything You Need to Become a Stable, Succesful Human: Superior Ultralearning Topics, Book One
Paxton Arbital
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What to Expect When You’re Expecting
Heidi Murkoff
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So, You Want to Talk About Government Contracting?: Everything You Need to Know in Order to Become a Government Contracting Master - 3 Guides in 1!
Brad W. King
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Then She Was Gone: A Novel
Lisa Jewell
​
The Silent Patient
Alex Michaelides
​
Bird Box: A Novel
Josh Malerman
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The Silver Horn Echoes: A Song of Roland
Michael Eging,
Steve Arnold
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The Burnout Generation
Anne Helen Petersen
​
One Good Deed
David Baldacci
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DragonMan: The 13th Sign: DragonMan Series, Book 8
Ted Lazaris
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Visions: Knights of Salucia, Book 1
C.D. Espeseth
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The Black Hussars
Mitchell Lüthi
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Swing Trading: How to Become a Swing Trader. Complete Guide to Learning Strategies, Techniques, Tools & What You Need to Know About: Options, Stocks, Forex & Cryptocurrency
Ted Brown
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Starblind: Starblind, Book 1
D. T. Dyllin
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Akillia's Reign: Puatera Online Series, Book 4
Dawn Chapman
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Confessions of a Shanty Irishman
Michael Corrigan
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True Crime Stories Boxset: 48 Terrifying True Crime Murder Cases: List of Twelve Collection, Book 1
Ryan Becker
​
The Sisters
Dervla McTiernan
​
Body of Proof: An Audible Original
Darrell Brown,
Sophie Ellis
​
Understudies
Ravi Mangla
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Academic Curveball: Braxton Campus Mysteries, Book 1
James J. Cudney
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Dead on Instinct: A Dr. Jessica Coran, FBI, Medical Thriller: The Instinct Series, Book 15
Robert W. Walker
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Captain
Thomas Block
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To My Beloved Heart: The Last Journey of Edgar Allan Poe
James Marchiori
​
The Cabinet of Curiosities: A Novel
Douglas Preston,
Lincoln Child
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Wally Roux, Quantum Mechanic
Nick Carr
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Treasure Island: An Audible Original Drama
Robert Louis Stevenson,
Marty Ross - adaptation
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Reliquary: Pendergast, Book 2
Douglas Preston,
Lincoln Child
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Relic
Douglas Preston,
Lincoln Child
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The Life We Bury
Allen Eskens
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We Are Legion (We Are Bob): Bobiverse, Book 1
Dennis E. Taylor
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The Wife Between Us
Greer Hendricks,
Sarah Pekkanen
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The Deep, Deep Snow
Brian Freeman
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The Evil of Father: Father Earth, Book 2
Brad W. King
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Backlash: The Scot Harvath Series, Book 19
Brad Thor
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Leviathan Wakes
James S. A. Corey
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Ender's Game Alive: The Full Cast Audioplay
Orson Scott Card
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Chainworld
Matt Langley,
Paul Ebbs
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The Dead Drink First
Dale Maharidge
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Alien III: An Audible Original Drama
William Gibson
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The Silver City: A Prequel of the Father Earth Series
Brad W. King
​
The Echo Killing: A Mystery
Christi Daugherty
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Sherlock Holmes
Arthur Conan Doyle,
Stephen Fry - introductions
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Evil Has a Name: The Untold of the Golden State Killer Investigation
Paul Holes,
Jim Clemente,
Peter McDonnell
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Infernal Devices: Mortal Engines, Book 3
Philip Reeve
​
A Darkling Plain: Mortal Engines, Book 4
Philip Reeve
​
The Expectant Father: The Ultimate Guide for Dads-to-Be
Armin A. Brott,
Jennifer Ash
​
Yeah Baby!: The Modern Mama's Guide to Mastering Pregnancy, Having a Healthy Baby, and Bouncing Back Better Than Ever
Jillian Michaels
​
Situation Momedy
Jenna Von Oy
​
Whoa, Baby! What Just Happened?
Kelly Rowland
​
Predator's Gold: Mortal Engines, Book 2
Philip Reeve
​
Where the Crawdads Sing
Delia Owens
​
Sharp Objects: A Novel
Gillian Flynn
​
Congo
Michael Crichton
​
Something in the Water: A Novel
Catherine Steadman
​
Mortal Engines: Mortal Engines, Book 1
Philip Reeve
​
The Last Mrs. Parrish: A Novel
Liv Constantine
​
Sometimes I Lie
Alice Feeney
​
Silent Child: Audible's Thriller of 2017
Sarah A. Denzil
​
Paradox Bound: A Novel
Peter Clines
​
Armada
Armada: A Novel
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Ernest Cline
Ready Player One
​
Other Actions
The Alice Network
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​
The Alice Network: A Novel
Kate Quinn
​
Killman Creek
Rachel Caine
​
The Woman in the Window: A Novel
A. J. Finn
​
Murder on Black Swan Lane
Andrea Penrose
​
Before We Were Yours: A Novel
Lisa Wingate
​
The Good Samaritan
John Marrs
Children of Time
Adrian Tchaikovsky
​
The Midnight Line: A Jack Reacher Novel
Lee Child
​
Bitter Moon: The Huntress/FBI Thrillers, Book 4
Alexandra Sokoloff
​
Cold Moon: The Huntress/FBI Thrillers, Book 3
Alexandra Sokoloff
​
Blood Moon
Alexandra Sokoloff
​
Huntress Moon
Alexandra Sokoloff
​
The Good Daughter: A Novel
Karin Slaughter
​
Stillhouse Lake
Rachel Caine
​
Little Girl Lost: Detective Robyn Carter Crime Thriller Series, Book 1
Carol Wyer
​
The Likeness
Tana French
​
In the Woods: A Novel
Tana French
​
Never Go Back: A Jack Reacher Novel
Lee Child
​
My Sister's Grave: Tracy Crosswhite, Book 1
Robert Dugoni
​
Persuader
Lee Child
​
Sycamore Row
John Grisham
​
The Trapped Girl: Tracy Crosswhite, Book 4
Robert Dugoni
​
Midnight
Dean Koontz
​
Plum Island
Nelson DeMille
​
Fear Nothing
Dean Koontz
​
A Perfect Spy: A Novel
John le Carré
​
It's Superman!
Tom De Haven
​
The Chemist
Stephenie Meyer
​
Invisible Man: A Novel
Ralph Ellison
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Airborn
Kenneth Oppel
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Tips From A Lifer

I’ve been reading these posts on an off for quite some time now and it saddened me to see someone had recently posted their “I quit the game” statement. We all walk through fire to stand in the green valley...and the journey has to be made on foot. And alone. And it’s tough.
In response, I wanted to add a list of pointers for people starting out in this insane game and to address what I’ve learned from over a decade of trading Forex. It’s long-ish but it’s based on reality and not a bunch of meaningless retail junk systems and “insider knowledge” by nitwits on YouTube or some 19-year old “whiz kid” who apparently makes ten billion dollars a week with a mystical set-up that’ll only cost you $1,999 to buy!
I became a profitable trader by keeping everything simple. I lost thousands when I started out, but I look back now and realise how easily I could’ve avoided those losses.
Keep Everything Simple.
For the sake of disclosure, I worked for Morgan Stanley for over a decade in fixed income but learned almost everything I know from the forex guys whom I got to know as good friends. They make markets but there’s still a lot to learn from them as a small fry trader. I got into all this as a hobby after annoying the traders with questions, and all these years later it still pays me. There are still occasional nightmare accidents but they’re far rarer to the point where they don’t affect my ROI.
Possibly the most clear statement I could make about Forex trading in the large institutional setting is actually a pretty profound one: Forex traders are not what you think they are: every single forex trader I ever worked with (and who lasted the test of time) had the exact same set of personality traits: 1. NOT ONE of them was a gung-ho high-five loudmouth, 2. Every single one of them analysed their mistakes to the point of obsession, 3. They were bookish and not jocks, 4. They had the humility to admit that many early errors were the result of piss-poor planning. The loudmouths last a year and are gone.
Guys who last 5, 10, 20 years in a major finance house on the trading floor are nothing like the absurd 1980s Hollywood images you see on your tv; they’re the perfect opposite of that stereotype. The absolute best I ever met was a studious Irish-Catholic guy from Boston who was conscientious, helpful, calm, and utterly committed to one thing: learning from every single error of judgement. To quote him: “Losing teaches you far more than winning”.
Enough of that. These points are deliberately broad. Here goes:
  1. Know The Pairs. It amazes me to see countless small account traders speak as though “systems” work across all pairs. They don’t. Trading GBP/CHF is an entirely different beast to trading CHF/JPY. If you don’t know the innate properties of the CHF market or the JPY or the interplay between the AUD and NZD etc then leave them alone until you do. —There’s no rush— Don’t trade pairs until you are clear on what drives ‘commodity currencies’, or what goes on behind currencies which are easily manipulated, or currencies which simply tend to range for months on end instead of having clear trends. Every pair has its own benefits and drawbacks. Google “Tips on trading the JPY” etc etc etc and get to know the personality of these currencies. They’re just products like any other....Would you buy a Honda without knowing a single thing about the brand or its engine or its durability? So why trade a currency you know nothing about?
  2. Indicators are only telling you what you should be able to see in front of you: PRICE AND MARKET STRUCTURE. Take everything off your charts and simply ask one question: What do I see happening right here and right now? What time frame do I see it on? If you can’t spot a simple consolidation, an uptrend, or a downtrend on a quick high-versus-low time frame scan then no indicator on the planet will help you.
  3. Do you know why momentum indicators work on clear trends but are often a complete disaster on ranges? If not, why not? Do you know why such indicators are losing you tons of trades on low TFs? Do you actually understand the simple mathematics of any indicator? If the answer to these questions is “no” then why are you using these things and piling on indicator after indicator after indicator until you have some psychedelic disco on your screen that looks like an intergalactic dogfight in Star Wars? Keep it simple. Know thy indicator.
  4. Risk:Reward Addiction. The greatest profit killer. So you set up your stops and limits at 1:1.5 or whatever and say “That’s me done” only to come back and see that your limit was missed by a soul-crushing 5 pips before reversing trend to cost you $100, $200, $1000. So you say “Ah but the system is fine”. Guys...this isn’t poker; it doesn’t have to be a zero sum game. Get over your 1:1.5 addiction —The Market Does Not Owe You 50 Pips— Which leads to the next point which, frankly, is what has allowed me to make money consistently for my entire trading life...
  5. YOU WILL NEVER GO BROKE TAKING A PROFIT. So you want to take that 50-pip profit in two hours because some analyst says it’ll happen or because your trend lines say it has to happen. You set your 1:1.5 order. “I’ll check where I’m at in an hour” you say. An hour later you see you’re up 18 pips and you feel you’re owed more by now. “If I close this trade now I could be missing out on a stack”. So what?! Here’s an example: I trade in sterling. I was watching GBP climb against it’s post-GDP flop report and once I was up £157 I thought “This is going to start bouncing off resistance all morning and I don’t need the hassle of riding the rollercoaster all day long”. So I closed it, took the £157, went to make breakfast. Came back shortly afterwards and looked at the chart and saw that I could’ve made about £550 if I’d trusted myself. Do I care? Absolutely not...in fact it usually makes me laugh. So I enter another trade, make another quick £40, then another £95. Almost £300 in less than 45 mins and I’m supposed to cry over the £250 I “missed out on”?
£300 in less than an hour for doing nothing more than waiting for some volatility then tapping a keyboard. It’s almost a sin to make money that easily and I don’t “deserve” any of it. Shut off the laptop. Go out for the day.
Does the following sound familiar? “Okay I’m almost at my take-profit...almost!.....almost!....okay it’s bouncing away from me but it’ll come back. Come back, damnit!! Jesus come back to my limit! Ah for F**k’s sakes!! This is complete crap; that trade was almost done! This is rigged! This is worse than poker! This is total BS!!”
So when you were 50% or 75% toward your goal and could see the trade slipping away why wasn’t $100 or $200 enough? You need more than that?...really?!
So point 6:
  1. Tomorrow Is Another Day. Lordy Lordy, you only made $186 all day. What a disaster! Did you lose anything? Nope. Will the market be open again tomorrow? Yep. Does London open in just four hours? Yep. Is the NOK/SGD/EUR whatever still looking shitty? Yep. So let it go- there are endless THOUSANDS of trades you can make in your lifetime and you need to let a small gain be seen for what it is: ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL PROFIT.
Four or five solid but small profits in a day = One Large Profit. I don’t care how I make it, I don’t care if it’s ten lots of £20, I don’t care if I make the lot in a single trade in 30 seconds either. And once I have a nice sum I switch the computer off and leave it the Fk alone. I don’t care if Brexit is due to detonate the pound or if some Fed guy is going to crap all over the USD in his speech; I’ve made my money and I’m out for the day. There will be other speeches, other detonations.
I could get into the entire process by which I trade but it’s aggravatingly basic trend-following mostly based on fundamentals. Losing in this business really does boil down to the same appalling combination of traits that kill most traders: Greed, Impatience, Addiction. Do I trade every day? Absolutely not; if there’s nothing with higher probability trades then I just leave it alone. When I hit my target I’m out for the day- the market doesn’t give a crap about me and I don’t give a crap about the market, if you see my meaning.
I played poker semi-professionally for two years and it’s absolutely soul-destroying to be “cold decked” for a whole week. But every player has to experience it in order to lose the arrogance and the bravado; losing is fine as long as you learn from it. One day you’ll be in a position to fold pocket Kings because you’ll know you’re dead in the water. The currency markets are exactly the same in that one regard: if you learn from the past you’ll know when it’s time to get out of that stupid trade or that stupid “system” that sounded so great when you had a demo account.
Bank a profit. Keep your charts simple. Know the pairs. Be patient. Touch nothing till you understand it inside out.
And if you’re not enjoying the game....STOP PLAYING.
[if people find this helpful I might post a thread on the best books I’ve studied from and why most forex books are utterly repetitious bullshit].
Peace.
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Back pain and work in construction

Before 5 months I came in different country in order to get a better life. My uncle and my aunt have been living there for 30+ years, so I was really happy when they accepted me to live with them. Pretty much in my country I have 1 year of experience in working in forex center, but as what you suppose it’s not really useful in the current situation. So my uncle is super cocky and rude person, really intelligent and always sarcastic with me. He never accepted me as a part of the family and have never treated me like a relative. In my whole life he was telling me to give up my dreams, because with dreams nobody succeeded and says that I probably am saying to myself I will succeed, but this is not how it works, he says. I’ve always been determined to myself, always wanted more and always wanted to be well educated and as well well informed. He is dream killer, killed my dreams with the football, when I was 13 he said that already boys at my age were seen by scouts, so they will play big football, but not me, he killed my dream back then, even though I started since I was 5, I stopped at 17 though, but it was always on my mind. As well in my last job he was saying that nobody become rich from working in forex centers, so I better quit and do something with my hands. I don’t know why he is like that. Anyway, I said he changed and he really wants to help me out, he is giving me a roof, so I am thankful for that. So he has pretty big firm here in Scandinavia and there are 50+ working for him, he is pretty cool with them. I never really enjoyed that job, even though I was doing it. So before a month super bad pain comes in my back. It’s really back, I couldn’t barley walk. He said I am looking for excuses and I should not stop. I went to doc and therapy and they said it’s not good for me to continue doing it, because I have some kind of displacement of my tibia and I need therapy, as well I have something in lower back, which also requires therapy, so the therapist said that at least one or two months I should not go for that job. I asked my uncle and he said I will do something not that heavy, but our working hours are insane, we start at 7 and we finish around 8, and on the final it’s the same pain. So I took a week off and yesterday I asked him should I go to work tomorrow he replied ,, do you have anything better to do here? ‘’ So I am at work again, again in disgusting pain. As well because we live in Scandinavia I decided to start online lessons for the language, because I am really determinnetdd to learn the language, he said it’s a waste of money and I don’t need it, he even started shouting at me why I did it and that I will eventually learn it. How am I supposed to learn it when I don’t have to be around local people who speaks the language and with that job, only with people from my country? I need an advice what to do, as well how can I start something online, so I can make a living here without that? Finding another job is not an option, because I don’t know the language and pretty much everybody do speak English. I am desperate and I really don’t know what to do at that very moment. M 19
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Giving Audiobook Gifts from my large library! Pick one and I'll send it to your Audible Library :D

Hi everyone, I have a bunch of awesome audio-books and I learned that Audible lets you gift 1 book to every Audible account. I haven't done this before so everyone will be able to get a book!
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Below is my list of books, I have the Sherlock collection which is over 60 hours, The Silent Patient, Bird Box, some great Sci-fi books and much much more! Send me a message to bradkingbooks at g.mail with the book you'd like and the e.mail associated with your Audible Account that you'd like it sent to.
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I'm sure I'll get a lot of requests so I'll have to batch process these, don't panic if I don't get the book to you right away, I will :)
​
List of Audiobooks
​
The Things We Cannot Say
Kelly Rimmer
​
The Dark Bones
Loreth Anne White
​
A Killer's Mind: Zoe Bentley Mystery
Mike Omer
​
Paddle Your Own Canoe: One Man's Fundamentals for Delicious Living
Nick Offerman
​
Dad Is Fat
Jim Gaffigan
​
Sentiment Inc.: The Retro Sci-Fi Series, Book 2
Poul Anderson
​
Shadows of Tomorrow
Jessica Meats
​
Thinking Big: Think Differently, Grow Rich, Develop Better Personal Relationships, Move Up the Corporate Ladder, Sleep Better and Fight Mediocrity: Everything You Need to Become a Stable, Succesful Human: Superior Ultralearning Topics, Book One
Paxton Arbital
​
What to Expect When You’re Expecting
Heidi Murkoff
​
So, You Want to Talk About Government Contracting?: Everything You Need to Know in Order to Become a Government Contracting Master - 3 Guides in 1!
Brad W. King
​
Then She Was Gone: A Novel
Lisa Jewell
​
The Silent Patient
Alex Michaelides
​
Bird Box: A Novel
Josh Malerman
​
The Silver Horn Echoes: A Song of Roland
Michael Eging,
Steve Arnold
​
The Burnout Generation
Anne Helen Petersen
​
One Good Deed
David Baldacci
​
DragonMan: The 13th Sign: DragonMan Series, Book 8
Ted Lazaris
​
​
Visions: Knights of Salucia, Book 1
C.D. Espeseth
​
The Black Hussars
Mitchell Lüthi
​
Swing Trading: How to Become a Swing Trader. Complete Guide to Learning Strategies, Techniques, Tools & What You Need to Know About: Options, Stocks, Forex & Cryptocurrency
Ted Brown
​
Starblind: Starblind, Book 1
D. T. Dyllin
​
Akillia's Reign: Puatera Online Series, Book 4
Dawn Chapman
​
Confessions of a Shanty Irishman
Michael Corrigan
​
True Crime Stories Boxset: 48 Terrifying True Crime Murder Cases: List of Twelve Collection, Book 1
Ryan Becker
​
The Sisters
Dervla McTiernan
​
Body of Proof: An Audible Original
Darrell Brown,
Sophie Ellis
​
Understudies
Ravi Mangla
​
Academic Curveball: Braxton Campus Mysteries, Book 1
James J. Cudney
​
Dead on Instinct: A Dr. Jessica Coran, FBI, Medical Thriller: The Instinct Series, Book 15
Robert W. Walker
​
Captain
Thomas Block
​
To My Beloved Heart: The Last Journey of Edgar Allan Poe
James Marchiori
​
The Cabinet of Curiosities: A Novel
Douglas Preston,
Lincoln Child
​
Wally Roux, Quantum Mechanic
Nick Carr
​
Treasure Island: An Audible Original Drama
Robert Louis Stevenson,
Marty Ross - adaptation
​
Reliquary: Pendergast, Book 2
Douglas Preston,
Lincoln Child
​
Relic
Douglas Preston,
Lincoln Child
​
The Life We Bury
Allen Eskens
​
We Are Legion (We Are Bob): Bobiverse, Book 1
Dennis E. Taylor
​
The Wife Between Us
Greer Hendricks,
Sarah Pekkanen
​
The Deep, Deep Snow
Brian Freeman
​
The Evil of Father: Father Earth, Book 2
Brad W. King
​
Backlash: The Scot Harvath Series, Book 19
Brad Thor
​
Leviathan Wakes
James S. A. Corey
​
Ender's Game Alive: The Full Cast Audioplay
Orson Scott Card
​
Chainworld
Matt Langley,
Paul Ebbs
​
The Dead Drink First
Dale Maharidge
​
Alien III: An Audible Original Drama
William Gibson
​
The Silver City: A Prequel of the Father Earth Series
Brad W. King
​
The Echo Killing: A Mystery
Christi Daugherty
​
Sherlock Holmes
Arthur Conan Doyle,
Stephen Fry - introductions
​
Evil Has a Name: The Untold of the Golden State Killer Investigation
Paul Holes,
Jim Clemente,
Peter McDonnell
​
Infernal Devices: Mortal Engines, Book 3
Philip Reeve
​
A Darkling Plain: Mortal Engines, Book 4
Philip Reeve
​
The Expectant Father: The Ultimate Guide for Dads-to-Be
Armin A. Brott,
Jennifer Ash
​
Yeah Baby!: The Modern Mama's Guide to Mastering Pregnancy, Having a Healthy Baby, and Bouncing Back Better Than Ever
Jillian Michaels
​
Situation Momedy
Jenna Von Oy
​
Whoa, Baby! What Just Happened?
Kelly Rowland
​
Predator's Gold: Mortal Engines, Book 2
Philip Reeve
​
Where the Crawdads Sing
Delia Owens
​
Sharp Objects: A Novel
Gillian Flynn
​
Congo
Michael Crichton
​
Something in the Water: A Novel
Catherine Steadman
​
Mortal Engines: Mortal Engines, Book 1
Philip Reeve
​
The Last Mrs. Parrish: A Novel
Liv Constantine
​
Sometimes I Lie
Alice Feeney
​
Silent Child: Audible's Thriller of 2017
Sarah A. Denzil
​
Paradox Bound: A Novel
Peter Clines
​
Armada
Armada: A Novel
​
Ernest Cline
Ready Player One
​
Other Actions
The Alice Network
​
​
The Alice Network: A Novel
Kate Quinn
​
Killman Creek
Rachel Caine
​
The Woman in the Window: A Novel
A. J. Finn
​
Murder on Black Swan Lane
Andrea Penrose
​
Before We Were Yours: A Novel
Lisa Wingate
​
The Good Samaritan
John Marrs
Children of Time
Adrian Tchaikovsky
​
The Midnight Line: A Jack Reacher Novel
Lee Child
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Bitter Moon: The Huntress/FBI Thrillers, Book 4
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Cold Moon: The Huntress/FBI Thrillers, Book 3
Alexandra Sokoloff
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Blood Moon
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Huntress Moon
Alexandra Sokoloff
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The Good Daughter: A Novel
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Stillhouse Lake
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Little Girl Lost: Detective Robyn Carter Crime Thriller Series, Book 1
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The Likeness
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In the Woods: A Novel
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Never Go Back: A Jack Reacher Novel
Lee Child
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My Sister's Grave: Tracy Crosswhite, Book 1
Robert Dugoni
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Persuader
Lee Child
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Sycamore Row
John Grisham
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The Trapped Girl: Tracy Crosswhite, Book 4
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Midnight
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Plum Island
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Fear Nothing
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MAME 0.215

MAME 0.215

A wild MAME 0.215 appears! Yes, another month has gone by, and it’s time to check out what’s new. On the arcade side, Taito’s incredibly rare 4-screen top-down racer Super Dead Heat is now playable! Joining its ranks are other rarities, such as the European release of Capcom‘s 19XX: The War Against Destiny, and a bootleg of Jaleco’s P-47 – The Freedom Fighter using a different sound system. We’ve got three newly supported Game & Watch titles: Lion, Manhole, and Spitball Sparky, as well as the crystal screen version of Super Mario Bros. Two new JAKKS Pacific TV games, Capcom 3-in-1 and Disney Princesses, have also been added.
Other improvements include several more protection microcontrollers dumped and emulated, the NCR Decision Mate V working (now including hard disk controllers), graphics fixes for the 68k-based SNK and Alpha Denshi games, and some graphical updates to the Super A'Can driver.
We’ve updated bgfx, adding preliminary Vulkan support. There are some issues we’re aware of, so if you run into issues, check our GitHub issues page to see if it’s already known, and report it if it isn’t. We’ve also improved support for building and running on Linux systems without X11.
You can get the source and Windows binary packages from the download page.

MAMETesters Bugs Fixed

New working machines

New working clones

Machines promoted to working

New machines marked as NOT_WORKING

New clones marked as NOT_WORKING

New working software list additions

Software list items promoted to working

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Source Changes

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MAME 0.215

MAME 0.215

A wild MAME 0.215 appears! Yes, another month has gone by, and it’s time to check out what’s new. On the arcade side, Taito’s incredibly rare 4-screen top-down racer Super Dead Heat is now playable! Joining its ranks are other rarities, such as the European release of Capcom‘s 19XX: The War Against Destiny, and a bootleg of Jaleco’s P-47 – The Freedom Fighter using a different sound system. We’ve got three newly supported Game & Watch titles: Lion, Manhole, and Spitball Sparky, as well as the crystal screen version of Super Mario Bros. Two new JAKKS Pacific TV games, Capcom 3-in-1 and Disney Princesses, have also been added.
Other improvements include several more protection microcontrollers dumped and emulated, the NCR Decision Mate V working (now including hard disk controllers), graphics fixes for the 68k-based SNK and Alpha Denshi games, and some graphical updates to the Super A'Can driver.
We’ve updated bgfx, adding preliminary Vulkan support. There are some issues we’re aware of, so if you run into issues, check our GitHub issues page to see if it’s already known, and report it if it isn’t. We’ve also improved support for building and running on Linux systems without X11.
You can get the source and Windows binary packages from the download page.

MAMETesters Bugs Fixed

New working machines

New working clones

Machines promoted to working

New machines marked as NOT_WORKING

New clones marked as NOT_WORKING

New working software list additions

Software list items promoted to working

New NOT_WORKING software list additions

Source Changes

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xrp and quant

there is talk that quant has achieved what xrp has wanted to do for years i.e. a bridge asset for forex pairs.
is this an XRP killer? perhaps it is in countries with robust financial institutions. it could potentially also work in a symbiotic relationship. think countries that do not have permissioned blockchains in their own banks to leverage quant network. x-rapid could still be useful for them. and when i say its a symbiotic relationship. countries using x-rapid that send money to countries using quant mApps could use the xrp token. When i browsed the github there is xrp integration in one of their java SDKs. which had me thinking they had this in mind.
Like the last thread where i asked a lot of technical questions. I'll see if the telegram guys can chime in and clear things up.
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Just thoughts after 3 years of Forex

You have a chart in front of you, a buy and sell button respectively, this basically gives you 50% of probability that if you open a buy or sell at any time your action will end up making money after sometime. "Sometime" adds new variables to the game and makes it more complicated: is knowing the direction for sometime, the market needs to move to increase profit or increase loss. You then go into the volatility reports for lets say EURUSD, and you see that during London session and New York session, it's the time where price statistically moves more, so there is where you want to be if you want to day trade (open and close trades in the same day), this can be also noticed if you zoom out for example M5 of almost any pairs, volume will be bigger in this two sessions.
Ok so you have statistics of at what times it may move big, you also know that it may not move or it may range the whole day, but definitely there is going to be big moves. If you analyse the past, with only for example a 30 MA, you will see the 50/50. What else do you need? To be in most of the times you are humanly able following the trend, if price is averaging over any average you want and see useful to add, why would you bet that is not going to average oveunder it for some more time? Add a 1000 MA, what if you waited for each cross and traded it trend following? Here then comes a "must": money management = risk = stay in the game for long = you can lose multiple times and long term it's hard that you even lose 10% of your account. Start with the minimum risk, demo in 0.01. Why? If you can consistently win with 0.01 it's just a matter of optimizing the statistics your demo trading over time has thrown, money will come, lots of it, the amount your confidence as a trader can bear and ultimately because trading is so big and involves almost all of the aspects of your life and personality, your confidence as a human being can bear. But this is skipping to psychology.
So, volatility, an average of some x periods to get the trend (not of the market but of the x periods in relation to the market and time, x is important, x can't be 2000 in M5), money management and time to play. What else? When will you close the trades? There are multiple ways each one with pros and cons, price crossing the average (too slow sometimes), price hitting fibos (gotta have a method for plotting fibos the same time each time, check the "Do it yourself" section, 61.8 a.k.a 0.618 and 61.8, god made numbers), being this last one the one I like. Price plays with these levels, nothing magical about it, is just "nature", a forgotten and violated term these days IMHO. There it is, when to open with probability, when to close methodically, how to play your money so you last as long as you don't fail too much repeatedly. This results after studying Ralph Elliot's, W Gann's, Wykcoff's, Pesavento's, Gartley's, Carney's and some others WAY TO LOOK AT THE MARKET. They all found structure in price actions over time, they all understood natural patterns that occur, they all sat in front of some charts, used or created tools for handling those charts, in the end everything is so simple and easy that our minds, past, maybe present, the t.v, Instagram won't lets us succeed. Why? Your mind is your biggest enemy of what you want to do in life. How? Your past in someway defines you, defines what you are looking for in life.
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Psychology, establishment and relativity.
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Mark Douglas introduced me (in his videos) to a new way of thinking towards trading. He speaks about beliefs, how they drives us in each decision we make each day from as simple as making coffee, having a bath,
dressing nice or dressing in the first place. Beliefs are what makes your past define you today and tomorrow if you keep believing them. A wrong belief of yourself, a wrong belief of the world outside your eyes,
a wrong belief of the market (you keep trusting other people about the market, in the end after loosing you trust no one), this leads to what lot's of gurus outside the financial world, will say: trust in
yourself. Forex gurus tell you to trust them, pay them so they'll unveil the secrets. No money can change your wrong mindset, that feeling in your chest each time you think about possibilities with Forex (euphoria, dangerous as f not only in forex), that belief that some magical indicator will come, some hidden code of some pro advanced indi if you are more realist, some guy with the answer. You are very alone in this world my friend, money will tear countries apart, cities apart, families apart. People will sell their face for some money, their name, in the end corrupt politicians that don't get caught will enjoy their feasts everyday, with their innocent childs, who see their daddy as their hero, this is not a fair world, what's fair in the first place? A human creation so we can live together in peace, but that's not reality we all know. We are evoluted chimps, we still feel what the cheetah feel's in front of his prey, we share 90% of DNA with most of mammals, as intelligent as we like to think we are, we can't delete our nature, our hunger, our fear, our needs, our instinct (the one rushes adrenaline when you know you are losing too much), because deep inside we all know whats right or wrong, the difference between people is whether you hear that voice, or you shut it with a nicer version. 90% of people in forex (not real statistics, the real number varies from broker hmmm brokers another shady topic), prefers the nice version long term, which results not profitable basically.
It's your version (you + all gurus you've seen) not the version the market shows and the deep-you tries to alert.
I headed far from an important topic: gurus telling to trust them, a killer market killing you, lots of misinformation around the WWW and you not believing in yourself. What else do you have to face the markets?
You are in a triangle: broker (not so hard to get a nice one), market and yourself. Everything else is a lie until the person who is in any way selling you stuff, shows you his profitable record of more than 6 months in any financial instrument, that you look at yourself in the mirror and you can say I trust him, not I want to trust him (even if it's some of each, but hey everything involves risk).
LOOK AT THE CHARTS.
Want to have "fast money" (intraday), look M1 to M30, even H1 for a bird's view, optimize your profitable and consistent demo results to that market; want to look charts once a day, trade D1, I'd say you don't even have to look at something bigger as it is big enough and you can go to H4 or H1 for finesse entries (can become a vicious circle, how much finesse is finesse?).
It's all about trust, confidence and a good plan.
Psychology of yourself is so vast, and so unique to each person that I would dare to say that if you are looking for the answer outside of you, you better befriend a trader who is today making money and pray that he literally gifts you his confidence (not his knowledge even if it can help, hi will be sharing his confidence). Your social mind will spawn the hype, the euphoria, you will succeed for a while, market will kill you sooner or later, you will help the market to kill your account. Why? Because your confidence wasn't real, it may be that that day, that week the market moved nicely, or you felt strong and super.
How many gurus go live and say "hey today, as a human being, I don't feel great, I would not trade today?" none. They say market is not right ATM, cherry picking, they totally exploit that you can't go inside their screens and really know them, here comes the version you want to believe, you will tell yourself anything, you will tell anyone anything.
Here to finish, I'll say that consistency in anything in life starts from yourself. If you can't be consistent everyday with yourself for a long period of time, you will find temporary jobs, temporary stuff, you will keep jumping from gurus, from strategies, you will create better versions on your head, just imagine what version a guru must have created to go and sell forex related stuff instead of searching for how to kill the markets, he may be doing both, in the end none of that will give you anything, you will end up being the stair to the gurus goals. Try to comprehend how human we are, how arrogant we are from a farmers perspective, how or evolution results in our minds plays us tricks, to think the government is real, to think there's order, justice, to think that we can achieve huge things with the help of YouTube videos or paying another human being, the market is flow, manipulation is real (why call it manipulation when you would be doing the same in their shoes(big boys)) is part of the nature of anything you plot with Y and X axis (look for a graph of population changes, harmonics, double bottoms, double tops, in a population changes graph? how can that be?), it may be a cliche but is aaaaaaall an illusion guys, the truth is not good business for the other side of the trades.
See you on the other side.
"I'll be a big noise with all the big boys"
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